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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1957

Page

8

Poet prisoner admits Cincinnati murder in Norwood letter

Cattlettsburg Ky authorities question a confessional letter from Nelson Stewart claiming he killed Augustus Kirschner in October 1935. Prosecutors say Stewart was in LaGrange reformatory during the time, undermining the admission. Stewart faces burglary charges in Kentucky and Ohio. the note remains unsigned.

Cattletsburg Cincinnati Nelson Stewart Augustus O. Kirschner Don Roney Hamilton County Stewart LaGrange Reformatory Kentucky Roney Ashland Kirchner Kirschner Portsmouth Ohio

Boll-ans Tablets claim fastest relief for stomach acid

An advertisement touts Boll-ans tablets as a black tablet medicine for acid indigestion gas heartburn and sour stomach. It claims laboratory tests show it neutralizes three times as much acidity in one minute as leading tablets and urges readers to purchase for rapid relief.

Surgical Forceps Removed From Woman

A Keokuk hospital reports the removal of forceps left inside Mrs. Dorothy Ellison, 46, during a Chicago operation 14 years ago. The artifact, kept as a memento, caused no problems until recent X rays revealed the retained object and surgery followed.

Keokuk Iowa Dorothy Ellison Ellison Chicago

Dulles Falters in China Press Access War

The United States eased a six month limit allowing 24 American reporters to visit Red China but tied reciprocity and noted jailed Americans, while Peiping demanded reciprocal access. Dulles cited new factors and hinted U S acceptance of Chinese reporters, prompting Chinese press to call the move unacceptable.

Washington Secretary of State Dulles State Department Red China China Congress Noone Partment United States Peiping Chinese People’s Daily Department

Two Local Boys Injured In Falls

Two boys were treated for injuries after separate falls. Gary Brown, 7, of 204 N. St., cut knee required eleven stitches. Dicky Meeks, 11, of 1502 Forrest Ave., needed eight stitches for a head laceration. Both were released after treatment at Middletown Me.

Middletown Gary Brown Delmus Brown N. St Dicky Meeks Claude Meek Forrest Ave

Japanese Study Ohio Turnpike Delegation Highlights

Ten members of Japan's Highway Policy Study Team toured Ohio's Turnpike system in Columbus. Led by Jiro Ishiba they observed bridge moves, two way car radios, and Ohio highway practices while planning a Nagoya Kobe toll road. Aimed to learn American methods for Japanese roads.

Washington Nippon Ohio Jiro Ishiba Ministry of Construction Tokyo Columbus Frank M. Williams Williams Ohio Department of Highways Bureau of Public Roads America International Cooperation Administration Japan Nagoya Kobe

Blind Man Builds Home in Charlotte Using Hammer and Feel

A blind evangelist, Milton Hulsey, started a three bedroom home in Charlotte guided by hammer sounds and tactile feel. He lost sight in 1947 and learned tools at the North Carolina Preconditioning Center for the Blind. He works at night, with occasional help from relatives, and uses sound and touch to keep the structure on center.

Charlotte N.C Milton Hulsey North Carolina Halsey

Youths From 47 States to Fly Jets at Perrin

Fifty Civil Air Patrol honor cadets aged 16 to 18 from 47 states except Rhode Island arrived at Perrin Air Force Base Texas for a week of jet flight orientation. Each cadet is paired with an instructor pilot and is expected to pilot and navigate by the final flight Saturday, though they will not take off or land.

Perrin Air Force Base Tex Civil Air Patrol Rhode Island

Bobby Pin Makers Use Six Thousand Tons of Seed S Annually

United States manufacturers of Bobby pins consume about six thousand tons of seed s each year as part of their production materials.

Bobby United States

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